Mind the gap: Supporting livestock through seasonal transitions
June 27, 2025
Seasonal change doesn’t happen overnight. In fact, the biggest risk to livestock productivity isn’t the dry season alone – it’s
Seasonal change doesn’t happen overnight. In fact, the biggest risk to livestock productivity isn’t the dry season alone – it’s
In extensive grazing systems, getting supplementation right can be the difference between average results and real productivity gains. At Riverdale
Australian livestock producers know better than most how quickly conditions can change. Long dry spells, variable rainfall, and unpredictable seasons
When it comes to optimal livestock performance, supplementation is often the focus – what goes into the supplement, how it
Weaning is a challenging time for young cattle. With the right nutritional support, you can help your weaners adapt smoothly
Every January, I take the time to reflect on how AgTech is evolving within the livestock industry and share my
In Australia, the wet season is welcomed by cattle operations, delivering strong pasture growth and offering the chance for livestock
On a station in Richmond, QLD, a 117-day study compared supplementing via uDOSE™ water supplementation technology to traditional lick blocks.
A collaborative research project between CQUniversity (CQU) and DIT AgTech has recently published new findings in the Journal of Animal
While AgTech and AgTech terminology reflect exciting industry advancements, they can also present barriers to adoption and understanding. Clear communication
Managing stress in livestock is as crucial as ensuring adequate nutrition. Stress can significantly impact animal welfare, growth rates, and
After a lengthy wet season, we are surrounded by lush, green pastures. However, abundant growth does not always mean your
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